DMRS sequence determining method, terminal, and network side device
A network-side device and a technology for determining a method, which is applied in the field of communication, can solve problems such as poor accuracy of DMRS sequences, and achieve the effect of improving accuracy
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[0125] Example 1: Assume that a REG consists of 12 consecutive REs on one OFDM symbol, and each REG contains 4 AP REs of one antenna port. When the network side device pairs multiple terminals together for MU-MIMO transmission, the DMRS sequences used by different terminals use different OCC sequences for scrambling. When scrambling the DMRS sequence, the REGgroup is used as the unit. In this embodiment, it is assumed that a REG group includes only one REG. The type of the OCC sequence may be frequency-domain OCC, time-domain OCC or time-frequency domain OCC. Taking the above assumption as an example, when frequency-domain OCC is used, the length of the OCC sequence is 4, so there are at most 4 OCC sequences. If time-domain OCC is used, and there are two REGs in the time domain for time-domain OCC, the length of the OCC sequence is 2 and there are at most 2 mutually orthogonal OCC sequences; if the OCC sequence is added to the DMRS sequence in the time-frequency domain inte...
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[0127] Example 2: Assume that a REG consists of 12 consecutive REs on one OFDM symbol, and each REG contains 4 AP REs of one antenna port. When the network side device pairs multiple terminals together for MU-MIMO transmission, the DMRS sequences used by different terminals use different OCC sequences for scrambling. When scrambling the DMRS sequence, the REGgroup is used as the unit. In this embodiment, it is assumed that one REG group includes only 2 REGs. Since one REG group contains 8 DMRS REs, the length of the OCC sequence is 8, and there are at most 8 mutually orthogonal OCC sequences. An example of frequency-domain OCC is Figure 7 shown. In addition, when using the OCC sequence to scramble the DMRS, the time domain may be followed by the frequency domain, or the frequency domain may be followed by the time domain. Further, in this embodiment of the present invention, no limitation is imposed on the size of the REG group.
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[0128]Example 3: Assume that a REG consists of 12 consecutive subcarriers on an OFDM symbol, and each REG contains 4 REs of an antenna port. When multiple terminals perform MU-MIMO transmission, DMRSs of different terminals are transmitted on the same port. During specific transmission, DMRSs corresponding to different terminals are transmitted on different REGs. For example, assume that the downlink control channel resource set includes 3 OFDM symbols in the time domain and includes 6 REGs. And it is assumed that two terminals are paired for MU-MIMO transmission. The six REGs are sequentially numbered {0 1 2 3 4 5}. According to its own UE ID, the number of UEs transmitted by the pair, the number of REGs in the control channel resource set, etc., the terminal determines which REGs its DMRS is transmitted in. Specifically, for example, the formula REG index=mod(mod(UE ID+O,N),M), where O=0,2,4. For example, N=2, M=6, UE ID1=0, UE ID2=1, UE1 determines that its correspondin...
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